The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-10-20


Mrs. OLEARY of Morrison who has
been receiving some free and undesirable
advertising within the last month, has
been in the city this week trying to set
tie up.
THE schooner York State bound for
| Sarnia, when north of here on Thursday
had her fore boom and main gaf carried
away by stiff breeze. She ran in here
for repairs.
| AT the farmers Institutes this season
practical lesson in butter making will be
given. The cream will be churned, the
butter worked and packed in presence OF
the audience.
IT isn't our William Walker who is
suing Trinity Church New York for i'm
porting minister from England. 1t is
another q. s. district attorney and an
other Walker.
ATTENTION is called to notice Of sale OF
Holstein-Friesian cattle in Sheboygan
county, which appears elsewhere in this
issue 1t seems to be good opportunity
to get blooded stock.
MARTIN WEBLIN has asked permission
of the city council to put up a toboggan
slide at the foot of Eleventh street, near
where the bath house was. Permission
will probably be given.
THE Cross Greek Lehigh coal is the
cleanest in the market. 1t is noted for
its purity and durability, freedom from
clinker and its small quantity of ashes.
For sale by N. B. Morse.
A MAN walking the streets last Monday
in an intoxicated condition fell in fit
which lasted for several minutes. After
recovering and walking short distance
he was again attacked and fell.
The wood work on the harbor extension
for this year has been completed and all
that remains undone now is to put in the
stone, which will take some time as the
stone is brought from Door county.
WE have just opened a fine line of wide
Indigo blue prints which were bought
and marked to sell at less than regular
prices. 81
ScHUETTE Bros.
SHERIFF BoLEN this week took an in
sane man to the Oshkosh Asylum. The
mans name is Adolph Scheler, a day la
boror who has no fixed residence He
worked for time in Cato and in Newton.
ONLY a few Of the old soldiers from this
county attended the reunion at Sturgeon
Bay. Those in attendance were Charles
Wilson of Gibson, John II. Terens of
Mischicott and James Noble Of Reedsville.
GORDON STEVENSON OF Liberty has
thus far this season made $500 from tho
milk of twelve COWS and expects to make
800 more before the season closes. And
still farmers complain they can't make
anything.
WAGES in the lumber woods are from
S1S to $50 per month for laborers and
$50 to S75 for scalers. 1t is said the
lumber pool has decided to limit the
amount of timber cut so as to keep the
prices up.
A GENTLEMAN named Schwartz who
lived in Two Rivers 30 years ago and who
has not visited the place since, was call
ing on old friends this week. He finds it
difficult to recognize the "kids" he knew
in the olden time.
Two lumber firms of Oshkosh have be-
Western for the loss of lumber by fire
originating from sparks from switch en-
CINE. One company demonds $1,000 and
the other $4,000.
Ice forms regularly every night now.
Fred Hinrichs is the only man in the city
who is up early enough to vouch for the
truth OF this statement from personal
knowledge. All others accept it on in
formation and belief.
DR. TAUGHER OF st. Nazians, was mar
ried lately to a lady in Delevan. The
doctor has been a partner Of DR.. Hayes
for some time and will conduct the prac-
tice of the firm for the next year while
DR.. Hayes is in Europe.
The Indians have left Two Rivers and
The Chronicle drops melodious tear for
the bereaved maidens of Manitowoc who
lowered about the tepees to catch the
smiles of the noble red men who are pa
tent medicine attachments.
THE report started by officers of the
Wisconsin Central that the Lake Shore
& Western was to be sold to the Chicago
& North Western, is now believed by no
one and the Central people are inclined
to take back the statement.
AT the meeting of the city council on
Monday the application of an electric
light company for an exclusive franchise
for % years was rejected. The council is
willing to give franchise but not an ex-
elusive one for that length of time.
JOHN A. HUssEY has resigned the prin-
cipalship of the Kaukauna public school
on account of i'll health. Mr.. Hussey has
many friends in this county who will re-
greet to hear of there being necessity for
this step and who hope for his speedy re-
covery.
SOME time ago a physician expressed
| the opinion that chewing gum is healthy
Now another comes with an adverse
opinion and says that 80 far as the stom-
ach is concerned, chewing gum is as in
furious as chewing tobacco; and thus the
doctors disagree.
| THERE will be a scat tournament at
Turner Hall Sunday evening next
Prizes will be awarded the best players.
There will be about % tables. The re-
cent tournament at Milwaukee has given
! a 1.boOstr to this game which is now play